The story of the Miami Dolphins’ offseason, at its core, is that the franchise revamped its offense and kept its defense together. But then one key free agent signing made it so that the defense didn’t miss out on all the offseason personnel additions. Three-time Pro Bowl edge defender Melvin Ingram III signed with the…
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The Ravens are in their second week of organized team activities, and offensive coordinator Greg Roman already likes the flexibility offered by tight ends Mark Andrews, Nick Boyle and rookies Charlie Kolar and Isaiah Likely. When the Ravens traded wide receiver Marquise “Hollywood” Brown to the Arizona Cardinals in a surprising move on the first…
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For much of the spring, the internal praise for Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields has been flowing through Halas Hall. Just last week, for example, tight end Cole Kmet said he has been witnessing a noticeable step forward from Fields as the team continues attacking its offseason program. Kmet has seen the way the Bears’…
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Jets offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur is like a kid on Christmas morning. LaFleur spoke to reporters on Wednesday after OTA practices with a childish delight as his facial expression beamed anytime someone mentioned the new weapons he was gifted during the offseason. The offensive optimism is sky high because of the toys LaFleur possesses to build…
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Marion Barber, the former Pro Bowl running back for the Dallas Cowboys, was found dead in his apartment Wednesday. Barber was found by Frisco, Texas cops responding to a welfare call, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported, citing multiple sources. The cause of death was not immediately known, per the Star-Telegram. Local authorities are “investigating an…
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Last week, we addressed the question about what’s new about retirement and discussed trends shaping the retirement experience. It was based on the report, “Longevity and the New Journey of Retirement” by Ken Dychtwald, co-founder and CEO of Age Wave and Ken Cella, a principal at Edward Jones, a financial services firm. Based on the same…
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You always remember your first time at Wrigley Field. Walking through the gates and through the darkened concourse. Seeing the green grass and ivy-covered bleacher walls as you enter the playing field. Glancing up at the old school scoreboard and watching the seats fill in during the hours before game time, anticipation growing until the…
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An analysis of studies of the effects of lockdowns on COVID-19 mortality has just been released by a team of researchers at Johns Hopkins University, and their conclusion is depressing. “Our study finds that lockdowns had little to no effect in reducing COVID-19 mortality,” they wrote. “However, lockdowns during the initial phase of the COVID-19…
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When it comes to the Miami Heat power rotation, it has been a revolving door through the last three seasons, with Bam Adebayo routinely with a different plus-one. First it was Meyers Leonard and Adebayo. A successful pairing at the start of the franchise’s resurrection in 2019-20 from lottery depths. After that season’s trading deadline,…
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LOS ANGELES — Rules are rules, and Buck Showalter was the only manager in the house who was aware of them. The Dodgers, trailing by five runs in the ninth inning of the Mets’ 9-4 win on Saturday night, tried to let outfielder Zach McKinstry take the mound. Dave Roberts, the Dodgers manager, then found…
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